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The Qur’an, Capitalism and the future of Islamic nations

The anti-government protests ignited in Tunisia have sensationally spread throughout Egypt; transformed into a civil war in Libya; and today continue to extend in other nations such as…

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Bardhyl Salihu


Defending free markets in the anarcho-capitalist tradition of Austrian school.

How is it possible for humans to accomplish their ends when means are scare and have alternative uses? This is the question which concern the science of human action—economics. As a student of Business Administration and Management and as a passionate pupil of economics, I have understood that freedom is undeniable not only from an ethical perspective but also from an economical one. The State and its destructive policies are the antagonisms of this freedom. If we believe in peace, prosperity and civilization, then the free market and private property become the inevitable preconditions which we must fulfill in our inescapable and imperfect world.

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